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• Still in touch with Amanda Knox, ex-boyfriend pens book
• Mantra of the successful, gutsy girl: Go big or go home!
• Hogwarts back in session? Rowling considers return to Harry Potter world
• Sportscaster Len Berman calls out great sports moments
• 'Mommy IQ': A month-by-month guide to giving birth
• The sequel to blockbuster novel ‘The Giver’ is finally here
• ‘The Magic Room’: Women on the verge of becoming brides
• ‘Random kid,’ huge impact: Teenager authors book
• ‘Heaven Changes Everything’: How belief impacted a family
• LBJ biography is among National Book Award finalists
• Richard Burton’s true passion for Elizabeth Taylor revealed
• Do you have questions for John Grisham?
• ‘It's Your Business’: Getting your company off the ground
• ‘Why I Left Goldman Sachs’: Taking Wall Street to task
• John Grisham: I'm considering 'A Time to Kill' sequel
• ‘Election Night’: Inside the crucial events of TV news
• Kevin Pollak dishes on Hollywood’s biggest players
• Inside the mind of the man who predicted Obama's win
• ‘I Want to Kill the Dog’: Finding peace among the pets
• Book Talk: Life on a desolate island from T.C. Boyle
• NEWSMAKER-China's Mo Yan feeds off suffering to win Nobel literature prize
• Rushdie memoir tells of life under Iranian fatwa
• Book Talk: Novelist portrays dark underbelly of Chinese politics
• Book Talk: Novel looks at rape through lens of sports
• Book Talk: Booker nominee Thayil offers bleak Bombay portrait
• Amanda Knox's ex-boyfriend say they Skype, had nervous reunion
• Top Asian literary prize seeks new sponsor
• Book Talk: Ghosts, grief and great love in China
• Hedrick Smith book seeks roots of US economic inequality
• "Sweet Magnolias" cookbook takes favorites from fiction to fact
• UPDATE 1-Mantel makes history with second Booker fiction prize
• Book Talk-Dinosaur digger disappearance sparks murder mystery
• Book Talk: "Fun" bestsellers a big switch for Justin Cronin
• Grimm's classic fairy tales get an awesome new reboot

• Justin Bieber's mom could go 'Nowhere but Up'
• Stephen King to publish sequel to ‘The Shining’ next year
• ‘Pretty Powerful’: What it takes to feel and look good
• Schwarzenegger: Affair was 'stupidest thing I've done'
• Schwarzenegger admits multiple affairs, including one with costar
• Santorum cites unsung heroes of the American Revolution
• Rare, intimate Beatles photos shared in new book
• ‘Who I Am’: Rock icon Pete Townshend tells his story
• ‘Home by Novogratz’: Clear your space, simplify your life
• ‘Pale Girl Speaks’: A life interrupted by melanoma
• Uggie to Reese Witherspoon: ‘Why haven't you called?’
• Johnny Depp launches his own book imprint
• Rowling: ‘People have sex in my book but no one enjoys it’
• Living through ‘A Year of Biblical Womanhood’
• I quit! Superman’s alter ego ditches Daily Planet job
• 5 horrifying novels to keep you home this Halloween
• Newly found Truman Capote story to be published
• Jon Meacham delves into the genius of Thomas Jefferson
• ‘Daring Greatly’: Finding the courage to be vulnerable
• REFILE-Hedrick Smith book seeks roots of US economic inequality
• FACTBOX-A look at the Nobel Literature Prize
• UPDATE 2-Barnes & Noble unveils its 1st hi-definition tablets
• Most Americans doubt Scientology is true religion - poll
• RPT-UPDATE 1-Google settles with publishers over digital books
• Tale from Nobel laureate Pamuk takes on Turkish coup
• UPDATE 2-Mantel makes history with second Booker fiction prize
• CORRECTED-Top Asian literary prize seeks new sponsor
• National Geographic photos, works of art to be sold at auction
• ‘Cypherpunks’: Julian Assange on the future of the Internet
• Toad Hall gets Wifi in the Willows with new app
• Booker winner Mantel vows to end trilogy in style
• Pippa Middleton pens party book, "startled" at fame
• Walter Scott's "Ivanhoe" adapted for 21st century

• Schwarzenegger teases new tell-all with explosive trailer
• Schwarzenegger: Wife has not read new 'tell-all' memoir
• Victim 1 in Jerry Sandusky trial to reveal details in new book
• Risqué Rowling: Harry Potter author's new novel delivers doses of sex, drugs
• ‘Killing Kennedy’: The crime that shook America to its core
• Book: Obama wanted to put bin Laden on trial if captured
• Editors of Seventeen share tips for ‘total beauty confidence’
• Ph.D. in Batman? First doctorate in comic books to be awarded
• Samantha Geimer, 47, writing memoir about teen sex with Roman Polanski
• Chinese author Mo Yan wins Nobel Prize in literature
• John Taylor of Duran Duran looks back at life as a pop star
• Hilary Mantel, author of bloody Tudor novels, nabs prestigious fiction prize
• Sandusky sex abuse victim: 'It is better to come forward'
• John Grisham returns with ‘The Racketeer’
• ‘Kite Runner’ author to debut new novel next year
• Nathan Turner share tips for living and celebrating in style
• ‘Bond on Bond’: Looking back at five decades of 007
• ‘Far From the Tree’: Thriving with exceptional children
• Congo questions Tintin's cultural status ahead of Francophonie
• Alana Stewart looks back at life with Rod and more
• Irvine Welsh talks Renton, Sick Boy and "Trainspotting USA"
• Book details child's view of Cambodia killing fields
• Style expert Stacy London: Accept the body you have been given
• Exiled Syrian author wins literary courage award
• Mantel, Self lead race for Man Booker fiction prize
• London City book fair looks to cash in on crisis literature
• Novel looks at Israel's untold stories, fringe characters
• Biggest readers in U.S. teens or 30-somethings - survey
• ‘Unglued’: Practical steps to controlling your raw emotions
• Author Mantel makes history with second Booker win
• Biography of 17th century physician scoops UK award
• Newt Gingrich novelizes George Washington's triumph
• Bram Stoker's restored 'Dracula' desk up for auction